Worldwide, people are separated in the name of ‘national security’. Many miles of walls and barbed wire, all meant to keep out 'the other'. But all this comes at a cost: not only trillions in steel and stone, but also at the cost of our shared humanity.

Nowadays, almost half of the world’s population is under the age of 24. Yet policy-making and the field of peacebuilding is still dominated by older men in suits. Why is that and how can we change it?

Since 2014, more than three and a half million Venezuelans have left their country. Why are they leaving everything behind? Is the crisis endangering peace in the region? What type of responses are needed?

This is Palestine, a place where peace, after many years of conflict, still remains a vague and abstract concept. Yet, for many years there are those that work tirelessly to make a change. Travel with us to peacebuilder Lucy Nusseibeh in Jerusalem.

This is Walaa, a young Palestinian woman who lives in a refugee camp next to an Israeli checkpoint. Every day Walaa is faced with the separation in her country. Through the work of peacebuilder Lucy Nusseibeh, she has been able to tell her story.